Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-15


A. Chadwick, Dean of Armagh; 1.-THE
Voice of Autumn in Christian Ears" by
Professor w. G. Blake, D. D., LII. D.. F.
r. s., etc; The Time of Harvest" by Mrs.
Emma E. Hornibrook, etc. TAI, Broadway,
New York.
Those interested in religious or theologi-
| cal topics will find in 'he Church Re
view for September q. G. Geddis & Co.,
New York. Publishers an article of merit
| by Prof. Kinloch Nelson, D. D., upon "The
Church and the Kirk of Scotland :" 1.-THE
Law of the Church in the United States
| by Rev. Henry NJ. Baum 1.-THE Life,
| Times and Correspondence of Bishop
White" by Rev. W. S. Perry, D. D., Lis
| D., etc.
The wee folks-will be delighted with the
last number of Our Little Ones and The
Nursery" published by the Russell Pub
fishing Company, Boston. 1t is hand
somely and attractively illustrated, and is
brim full of just such little stories as enter
tain and charm those of the age for which
intended. 1t will repay many fold to pro-
| vide the home Of children with such pub
| LEGATIONS.
From c. S. Houghton, Sacramento, we
have White, Stokes & Aliens, New York,
edition of The Poems of Sir John Suck
ling with preface and notes by Frederick
A. Stokes. The verse of Sucking is
fascinating though it represents "the loose
ness, wit, gaiety and recklessness of the
Cavaliers" volume, $40 with an etching
of Vandyke's portrait of Sucking 81.
Maurice Thompson gives in The Wide
Awake" for October, a charming little
story for boys, under the title of MY First
| Voyage" Grant Allen tells about 1.-The
! Pitcher Plant Mary Barker Dodge tells
in verse about 1.-THE Dairy Maids of bort"
Amanda b. Harris gives an g Indian Corn
Talk" Henry Tyrrell, Catskill bear
story, etc. D. Lothrop & Co., Boston.
All mothers, or others having the care of
children or households, should subscribe
Babyhood Magazine" which is devoted
exclusively to the care of infants and
young children. 1t is issued monthly BY
| the Babyhood Publishing Company, 5
Bleekman street, New York, at 81 so per
year.
The peoples magazine. 1.-THE New
Moon F" lowell, Mass.), rises new every
month, and is always 81 full of the best
literature for family reading and never
wanes. Its reading is for both old and
young, and becomes a regular and most
accepted visitor at 81 per annum.
"The Factors of Organic Evolution by
Herbert Spencer. is reprinted by d. Apple
ton & Co., New York, from the Nineteenth
Century, with some considerable additions
made by Spencer in January last for the
purpose OF this publication. 1 vol, 8vo.,
PIP. rs.
In addition to the usual information
upon musical topics, the Musical Herald"
of Boston, Mass, contains in its last num-
Der the following pieces: Hunting song,
by j: Benedict, and 'Rest Above the Stars"
"a song for mixed voices, composed by G.
Davis.
The October number of the Song
Friend" published by S. W. Straub & Co.,
Chicago, contains the" Oak Lawn Polka"
by Albert Hook song, Lies Fair Morn
ing" L. 3. Mitchell and BE Honor to
God Eternal" arranged from Role.
"The Old House at Sandwich is a new
novel by Joseph Hatton, from the press of
d. Appleton & Co., New York. 1t is
realistic story, full of action and clothed in
choice detion.
OF Macmiilan's Summer Reading Series
we have from Macmillan & Co., London
and New York, w. E. Norris novel, MY
Friend jim"